Narumi Corporation

Narumi Matte and Shiny Tableware

Japan , Nagoya

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Narumi Matte and Shiny Tableware

The Matte & Shiny collection is specially designed for a chef’s signature dishes. Exquisitely balanced forms, delicate relief, and a combination of matte and bright glazes provide the ideal canvas for the art of plating.

(Special Features of Matte & Shiny)

  • Uniquely beautiful form

An exquisitely balanced form and delicate relief provide the ideal canvas for the art of plating, maximizing the charm and beauty of the food.

  • Sophisticated texture

The glaze is a combination of a smooth matte glaze and a shiny bright glaze with a monochromatic color scheme. The sophisticated texture creates an impressive backdrop for dining.

  • Functionality and durability

The Matte & Shiny collection is made of bone china and can withstand heavy usage in large-scale outlets. It is dishwasher safe, durable against chipping, and stacks neatly compared with ordinary porcelain.

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